News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-09-08

IN town. The students will soon or
ganlze for the lyceums.
New advertisements this week: E
Is. Merriam, clothing G. W. Doty
furniture and carpets G.. X. Currier
dry goods; DR.. Hutchinson, anti-ap
oplectine.
DR.. r. G.. Gilbert has moved hi.
family to his house on the corner O
Main and Maple streets. The docto
still continues the practice of DENTS
try at Cambridge.
The juvenile base ball team went tc
the new fair ground Saturday to meet
| the Hyde Park nine. The latter moi
putting in an appearance, the Morris.
villes claimed the game.
The newly finished part of the GIeee
house on Union street has been pur.
chased by Walter Guymont. The
rooms in the Phelps house vacated by
him will be occupied by ]. A. Robin
son.
We notice by the announcement oil
the st. Louis Hygienic College OF
Physicians and Surgeons that H. G..
Stickney, M. D., formerly from Stowe,
is down as Professor of Anatomy and
General Surgery.
All members of Capitol No. 5 En-
CINE Co., and those wishing to become
members are requested to meet in
one of the Masonic side halls Tuesday
evening, Sept. Is, at half-past seven.
By order of the foreman.
Arthur Gates, who has been in Chi
cago the past years, is in town on a
brief visit to his parents. His wife
and boy have spent the summer with
his parents here, and will return to
Chicago with him in a few days.
The ladies' entertainment at the
Town Hall Friday evening last was
well attended, although the evening
was decidedly unpleasant. The pro-
gramme was ar enjoyable n and all
who participated did themselves cred
it.
The Wilder wagon manufacturing
business here has been closed out.
The shop at the foot of High street,
of late occupied by Wilder, is to be
used by d. K. Hickok, who will en-
gage in the manufacture of his newly
patented washing machine.
DR.. E. W. Royce closed his office
at this place on Thursday of last
week. The doctor has had a large
run of business here and many re-
markable cures are reported. He has
many friends by his ~gentlemanly
bearing and fair methods of practice.
The rainy weather of Friday last
prevented a very spirited game be-
tween the Clippers" of Danville,
and the mo Names" of this place.
The game was not started until late,
and on account of the darkness but
five innings were played, with a o
of IA to II, in favor of the "CIip-
pers."
AL interested in the Fair trust that
citizens throughout the county, espec-
tally the ladies', are making prepare
tons which will go to make up a bet
ter display this year than ever, in the
Floral Hall. All those wishing space
for special exhibits should communi-
cate with w. H. Robinson, Morris
vile.
The new engine was given a trial on
Monday, with F. B. Livingston fore
man.. 1t was not altogether satisfac-
tory, because of some leaks, which,
however, car be easily remedied. The
engine threw a good stream $50 feet.
1t also threw a good stream with 400
feet of hose, over the highest Chin
ney on the foundry. Another trial
will be given soon.
The picked nine from here were
beaten by the ''Lone Stars" at Cam
bridge last Saturday to the tune of %
to ID. 1t was mainly through the in
ability of our boys to bat. There
was a fine one-handed catch of a fly
by Harvey Daniels, and Stafford, of
the ''Lone Stars" while on the dead
run, made a splendid catch of a fly
ball when only a few inches from the
ground. The picked nine have chal-
lenged the ''Lone Stars" to play here
Saturday.
I. o. Andrews and W. r. Hitch
cock have purchased the meat bust
ness heretofore owned by w. X. Jack
son, and have taken possession. They
are both live young men and intend to
give MorrisviIle and vicinity a first
class line of meats. They are not
rich and will not be able to do a cred
it business, but will sell at bottom
prices for cash. Morrisville can sup
port as good a market as can be found
anywhere, and with this support these
young men intend to establish just
such a market as all want.
The fall term of the P. A. and NJ.
G. s. opened last week with an I'M
usually large attendance, amounting,
in all the departments, to over 200.
In the academic department there are
25 new nonresident pupils, in addi-
ton TO a large number who were here
last year. 70 these, both our old
friends and new, we tender, in behalf
of the citizens of M~orrisville, a hearty
welcome. Much credit is due to
Prof. Stone and the committee for
their untiring efforts for the welfare of
the school. And under the manage
ment of the former, assisted by an
able corps of teachers, a successful
school year is assured.
HYDE PARK.
G.. +. Randall exhibits an ear O.